[ConservativeMind]

This seems a great improvement which would help many get back to a functional life, much sooner.

[ConservativeMind]

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[Roadrunner383]

My dad and I hunted down in Fl. with a retired Navy diver. He went into business buying surplus hyperbaric chambers from the Fed. Gov’t and delivering them to hospitals. This was back in the early-mid 90s. People with chronic infections, particularly diabetics, really benefited from the treatments. The guy made a lot of money. It was so profitable that he could afford to have a few of them delivered by helicopter (although most were trucked in).

[golux]

As long as it helps the drug companies open new, highly lucrative transnational business enterprises spending obscene amounts of my tax dollars sending drug addicts to serene, squeaky-clean offices where they can ponder bonsai trees and suck on "medical grade" Oxygen provided by a network of drug company cronies, activists, and politicians, each offering outrageous overcharges and kickbacks to the other while I realize I can't afford a pound of ground chuck, I'm for it!

[Boogieman]

Well, it’s basically drug replacement therapy, but without the drugs, because high doses of oxygen get you high.

[ComputerGuy]

Fifty years ago I was one of DC’s finest vice cops. I watched heroine addicts by the dozen become addicted to a second drug: Methadone. Each one then had two monkeys on his back. One of them could only be satisfied by a visit to the clinic, as in gov’t. Heroine, otoh, was readily available.

[eyeamok]

In 1979 after a long talk with my 3 doctors, we decided the best course of action was for me to get addicted to opiates for the pain I had from my motorcycle accident. At the end of the 3 months I had to wait for surgery I was taking 50 Percodan a day(today’s Oxycontin), it took 1 week in the Hospital under managed care to get over it, I don’t know what they gave me, but it was a shot once or twice a day, I was still in tremendous pain and going thru withdrawls for a week, the withdrawl symptoms only lasted about 4 days, then a few more to make sure I was clean, then I had my surgery and all my pain was gone and so was my Addiction.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Thanks very much for the one! Very helpful.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Does the extra oxygen make you feel better? Asking for an in-law.